Beyoncé at Coachella -
Crazy In Love
This week Riverside County and Goldenvoice cancelled the 2020 Coachella Music Festival. This is not unexpected, as various arts organizations continue to push back their start dates in the wake of the spread of Covid-19. We may not have large live music concerts again before 2021...
So let's go back 2 years, to April 2018 when the reigning queen of American music, Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter, became the first black woman to headline Coachella for two sold out consecutive weekends. Here is three minutes from her two-hour show (You can see the her 3-hour documentary about the show on Netflix, or here: https://youtu.be/0QbgmQmbFtc it's worth a visit.
So let's go back 2 years, to April 2018 when the reigning queen of American music, Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter, became the first black woman to headline Coachella for two sold out consecutive weekends. Here is three minutes from her two-hour show (You can see the her 3-hour documentary about the show on Netflix, or here: https://youtu.be/0QbgmQmbFtc it's worth a visit.
By far the most complicated production ever seen at Coachella, the two-hour gig featured approximately 100 musicians and dancers — including a drum line, marching band and string players, and a baton twirler (Beyoncé got many of the band members from various Black colleges). Open your mind and lets return to a more joyous time, only two years ago.
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